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Early College High School

Proud to be a certified Early College High School

GCHS Early College

In 2024, GCHS students earned more than 3,000 college credits and saved over $900,000 compared to traditional college.

Free state-certified preschool

A Level III Paths to Quality Childcare Facility

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Any four-year-old living within the district's geographic boundaries is eligible for Pirate Preschool at Greensburg Elementary School.

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Pirate Center of Advanced Technology

Unique Curricular Opportunities For All

Career and Technical Education Wing

GCHS is proud to offer a robust, engaging curriculum of engineering, architecture, manufacturing, and welding to prepare students for a future career.

Top graduation rate and leading test scores

Achieving our Best Each Day

Top-Rated Test Scores

GCHS is proud to have a graduation rate over 95%. GES finished ninth in Indiana in IREAD scores in 2023-24.

 

At Greensburg Community Schools, we are committed to modernizing education to ensure all students are ready for a post-graduate world of enrolling in higher education, employment, or enlistment in the military.

We are the Pirates

Athletics

Greensburg is proud to be the home of two team and five individual IHSAA state champions, 128 sectional champions, a Mr. Baseball winner, and two Mental Attitude Awards.

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Fine Arts

Greensburg Community Schools believes participating in Fine Arts helps students create authentic, confident, and passionate versions of themselves. Whether participating in band, choir, or musicals, we create engaging fine arts experiences that help the whole student become a well-rounded individual ready to tackle the real world after graduation.

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Pirates Are

Persistent

Students can persevere through
challenges, identify the root cause of
problems and craft potential solutions.

Primed Persistent

Respectful

Students can serve others, have a
positive attitude, and demonstrate
empathy, compassion, and respect for
others.

Primed Respectful

Inquisitive

Students are life-long learners, can
connect classroom lessons with
real-world experiences, and can listen,
ask questions, and make connections.

Primed Inquisitive

Motivated

Students can be self-starters who
possess a strong work ethic and can
embrace risk and failure as opportunities
to learn and grow.

Primed Motivated

Employable

Students possess future-ready skills
including digital tools, acknowledging
and understanding multiple ways of
reasoning, and can collaborate and
support classmates or team members.

Primed Employable

Dependable

Students can be organized, responsible,
reliable, punctual, and self-regulated
while managing assigned tasks and
receiving feedback.

Primed Dependable

Our students are primed as they emerge from high school as multifaceted individuals who embody resilience, adaptability, and a commitment to lifelong learning. Throughout their years in high school, they have navigated a diverse array of academic and extracurricular challenges, developing critical thinking skills and the ability to collaborate with peers from varied backgrounds. At the core of our curriculum are six fundamental characteristics that we believe all GCHS graduates should exhibit: Persistent, Respectful, Inquisitive, Motivated, Employable, and Dependable. Here at Greensburg, we say all Pirates are PRIMED for success!

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Five seniors present Engineering projects
Five seniors present Engineering projects

(GREENSBURG, Ind.) – Five Greensburg students who each plan to study engineering in college presented their 2025 Senior Engineering Class project on Wednesday. Seniors Joey Everroad, Chase Tekulve, and Sam Tuchmann, Tristen Hostetler and Ashton Stromberg have conducted research and experiments the entire school year. 

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